En egen ö - Little Jinder

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Jinder explains how collaborating with a friend from age 12 made her new album sound 'most you' by bypassing creative friction.

Per Nordmark hosts musician Little Jinder on Nordmark Pod to discuss her latest album 'Romantik på svenska.' Jinder explains that the album was produced with Johan, a friend since she was 12, which allowed for a smooth creative process without conflicts. She describes how this collaboration helped her music sound more authentic and true to herself. Jinder reflects on her career, noting she only likes two of her albums, including this one and 'Allting suger.' She shares a surreal moment when she heard an old song of hers on the radio in a taxi, feeling disconnected from her past work. The episode delves into her lyric-writing process, which she finds challenging and often involves piecing together phrases. Jinder talks about the album's nostalgic sound and its influences from her youth. She discusses the title 'Romantik på svenska,' chosen for its iconic feel and honesty about the album's love song themes. The conversation shifts to personal topics, including her dislike of hotels and experiences with touring. Jinder mentions her solo performances and the nervousness they initially caused. She and Per engage in a lighthearted debate about classical composers, playing 'fuck, marry, kill' with Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart. Jinder reflects on how her younger self might view her current life, including having children. She advises aspiring musicians to follow intuition rather than overthinking. The episode concludes with Jinder promoting her album and a musical outro.

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